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MOROCCO: PER HECTARE'S SOFT WHEAT PRODUCTIVITY ROSE BY 40%.
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According to Al-Alam newspaper (May 15, 2006), the Moroccan Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Mr. Mohammed Laenser, estimates the local per hectare's soft wheat productivit...
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PER HECTARE'S SOFT WHEAT PRODUCTIVITY ROSE BY 40%
Info-Prod Research (Middle East)
; According to Al-Alam newspaper (May 15, 2006), the Moroccan Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Mr. Mohammed Laenser, estimates the local per hectare's soft wheat productivity to reach 20.6 kentars by the end of the current farming season 2005/2006. This figure translates into a 40% rise
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Let them eat cake: you can have your cake and eat bread, too!(research on soft, hard wheats)
Agricultural Research
; You can have your cake and eat bread, too--as long as you start with the right kind of wheat. ARS scientists at the Soft Wheat Quality Research Unit in Wooster, Ohio, have found that some modern U.S. eastern soft wheats have enough dough-mixing strength to make bread, while still making fine baked
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WHEAT FUTURES SURGE DESPITE `BAD' MARKET
The Journal Record
; The nation's farm economy may be choking on record-large wheat supplies, but you wouldn't know it from the price movements on the Chi cago Board of Trade in recent weeks. Wheat futures for delivery in December finished last week at $2.88 a bushel, well above the $2.64 of early this month. Behind
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Decline in French wheat crop.(low harvest predicted for barley and cereals)(Brief Article)
Agra Europe
; A fall in this year's soft wheat harvest of some 5.6% from 2004 as a result of severe water shortages in many parts of the country is predicted by the French Farm Ministry. In its first estimate for the soft wheat crop in 2005 (see table on page M/2) the Ministry's statistical unit SCEES said
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Low-phytate wheats may improve nutrition, offer better dough-mixing qualities.
Emerging Food R&D Report
; Newly developed lines of wheat--with one-third less phytate than current varieties and up to three times more phosphorus in the flour made from the wheat--are being developed by breeders. They promise to offer better nutrition, both as feed for livestock and in breads and other wheat-based foods
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PER HECTARE'S HARD WHEAT PRODUCTIVITY ROSE BY 33%
Info-Prod Research (Middle East)
; According to Al-Alam newspaper (May 15, 2006), the Moroccan Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Mr. Mohammed Laenser, estimates the local per hectare's hard wheat productivity to reach 19 kentars by the end of the current farming season 2005/2006. This figure translates into a 33% rise
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MOROCCO: PER HECTARE'S HARD WHEAT PRODUCTIVITY ROSE BY 33%.
IPR Strategic Business Information Database
; According to Al-Alam newspaper (May 15, 2006), the Moroccan Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Mr. Mohammed Laenser, estimates the local per hectare's hard wheat productivity to reach 19 kentars by the end of the current farming season 2005/2006. This figure translates into a 33% rise
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WHEAT IMPORT ESTIMATED
Info-Prod Research (Middle East)
; According to El-Khabar newspaper (November 13, 2006), Algeria has imported of soft wheat reached 900 thousand tons of soft wheat and 1.8 million tons of durum wheat since the beginning of 2006 until the end of October of the same year, said Mr. John Sharza, member of the French cereals foreign
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French wheat stocks revised down. (Markets).(Brief Article)
Agra Europe
; French cereals office ONIC revised its forecast for French soft wheat ending stocks for the 2002/03 season down on Wednesday, due to a rise in its forecast for exports to non-EU countries. Soft wheat ending stocks were put at 4.4 million tonnes, down 500 000t on an estimate made last month of
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ALGERIA: WHEAT IMPORT ESTIMATED.
IPR Strategic Business Information Database
; According to El-Khabar newspaper (November 13, 2006), Algeria has imported of soft wheat reached 900 thousand tons of soft wheat and 1.8 million tons of durum wheat since the beginning of 2006 until the end of October of the same year, said Mr. John Sharza, member of the French cereals foreign
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